Rabies
About The Film
Hot off the international film festival circuit, RABIES is the ultimate popcorn flick—a sexy survivalist thriller, a campy, clever whodunit, a devilishly fun heart stopper, and the first horror movie from Israel. Subverting expectations at every turn, the action opens in a remote forest as a guilt-ridden brother and sister flee home only to become ensnared in the trap of a psychopathic serial killer. Rescue efforts soon involve a group of unsuspecting tennis players, a grizzled park ranger and his dog, and a pair of rogue cops. An impressive cast of Israel’s top talent is gradually drawn into a whirlwind of dark secrets, mix-ups and bloody mayhem. Describing RABIES as a twisted parable on fear and rage in Israeli society, first-time directors Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado shot this slick homage to American B-movies in just 19 days on a shoestring budget.
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS NIGHT
Presented by ACCESS, the Young Adult Division of American Jewish Committee
RABIES will be featured as the Young Professionals Night event on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at Atlantic Station.
Party @ 6:00 PM • STRIP, Atlantic Station
Program @ 8:00 PM • Regal Atlantic Station
TICKETS ON SALE TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2012
$20 ticket includes party (cash bar) and film.
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Film DetailsDirector: Aharon Keshales, Navot PapushadoCountry: Israel Language: Hebrew with subtitles Running Time: 90 min. Year: 2010 Genre: Narrative Subjects: Israeli, Thriller, Twenty-Thirty Somethings |
Atlanta Premiere
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